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Mon, Nov 21 2022, 4:02 pm
OP, have you found anything you like yet?
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Mon, Nov 21 2022, 4:08 pm
dankbar wrote: | Then many Yiddish names were dimininutives from secular names in their homeland, but twisted a little to separate them as Jewish names
Beilu,baila came from Bella
Keily from Kayla
Henyu, henchu, Hendel from Hannah
Klary from Claire
Gittel probably from Gizelle
Fraide from Freeda
Just like Yiddish language was set up to separate them from non Jewish neighbors and keep their own Jewish identity |
Many mistakes here.
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Mon, Nov 21 2022, 4:58 pm
Rappel wrote: | I know a few Halleluyahs. The more common form in Israel right now is Halleli.
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Respectfully asking how is this pronounced and is it not considered lo taaseh?
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Mon, Nov 21 2022, 5:50 pm
ceebea wrote: | Respectfully asking how is this pronounced and is it not considered lo taaseh? |
Why would it be more of an issue than any other name including a form of shem Hashem? Like Batya, or Eliyahu, or Yehoshua. I'm sure there are dozens more examples that I'm not thinking of.
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my mama


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Mon, Nov 21 2022, 11:11 pm
I met a woman with the name Elodie a while back and I'm obsessed.
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Tue, Nov 22 2022, 8:47 pm
amother Crimson wrote: | A bunch of these names are written as nicknames.
Mirish is probably Mirel or Miriam
Frimchy is Frima
Chanchy is Chana mostly normal names
I have a Breindel myself. Also normal name.
Hodaya is an extremely common name in Israel. |
I like chaika (chaiky) also. Never heard of the name Tuna from your list...
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newinbp


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Tue, Nov 22 2022, 8:55 pm
Kinneret for a girl
Sivan
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newinbp


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Tue, Nov 22 2022, 8:56 pm
Sefirah (for a girl, like the ten sefirot)
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Frumme


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Tue, Nov 22 2022, 9:29 pm
Tehora
Sulha
Tehila (in the US. Very popular in Israel)
Milcah
newinbp wrote: | I like chaika (chaiky) also. Never heard of the name Tuna from your list... |
Tuna is short for Fortuna, which is the Sephardi version of Mazal (Fortune)
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top mom


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Tue, Nov 22 2022, 9:53 pm
There's Trolley, if you want to be super unique.
And I know a Mechtchy too
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Wed, Nov 23 2022, 12:35 pm
newinbp wrote: | I like chaika (chaiky) also. Never heard of the name Tuna from your list... |
chaika is from chaya. I have an aunt and niece chaya beila and they're called chaiky
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Sun, Nov 27 2022, 3:18 pm
my mama wrote: | I met a woman with the name Elodie a while back and I'm obsessed. |
Is that a Jewish name? It's very common in France among non-Jews, or it was when I was at school.
I've never heard of Tuna as a name. Wouldn't use that.
I heard of a girl named Brochali. I wouldn't use that either for the same reason.
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star33


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Tue, Nov 29 2022, 6:40 pm
I know a child named this!
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Tue, Nov 29 2022, 6:47 pm
Tair
Tagel
Nesya
Tzilah
Orel
Ateret
Adara
Areva
Anavah
Behira
Eitana
Hadar
Rakia
Sapira
Revaya
Shayel
Shalhevet
Shevach
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